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Recently excavated Mayan murals are giving archaeologists a rare look into the lives of ordinary ancient Maya. The murals were uncovered during the excavation of a pyramid mound structure at the ancient Maya site of Calakmul, Mexico (near the bord
About a year from now, if all goes well, a box about the size of a loaf of bread will pop out of a rocket some 500 miles above the Earth. There in the vacuum it will unfurl four triangular sails as shiny as moonlight and only barely more substantial.
A broad U.S. stocks rally sent the Dow industrials to a 13-month high on Monday, after the Group of 20 pledged to keep aid flowing to the world economy, strengthening investors' desire for risk. The agreement by G20 finance ministers and central
At first glance, Giuseppe Oglio's farm near Milan looks like it's suffering from neglect. Weeds run rampant amid the rice fields and clover grows unchecked around his millet crop. Oglio, a third generation farmer eschews modern farming techniques --
The U.N. General Assembly declared Afghanistan's presidential election was both credible and sound, despite allegations of widespread fraud that led critics to question the vote's legitimacy. In a unanimously adopted resolution, the 192-nation assemb
Aired Fri the 6th of Nov-As most American Suckers got more fat over the weekend as they watch their football and got shit faced!!The global elite continue moving forward as the 9 Pts analyst Points out the obvious..Video:
Press TV’s Arash Zahedi talks to Alex Jones on Fort Hood shooting
According to sources, Major Nadil Hasan had tried to contact al-Qaeda and that the FBI known for “months”. We wondered: what if Hasan had been an Air Force jet fighter pilot, and his weapon, instead of a so-called “Cop Killer” pistol, had been six AM
Human beings are being transparently treated if they were mere transactions. And they're going postal over it.
Did you see 60 Minutes last night? The first story was about how vulnerable our government’s computer systems are and our utility companies and our banks. All these have been hacked into or otherwise compromised. “Otherwise” being electronic componen
WHO has just released its “Whole of Society Pandemic readiness guidelines" first prepared in April 2009, the same month the swine flu virus mysteriously appeared in Mexico City, and revised in July 2009. The plan outlines how WHO will take over a
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said Colombia became a “colony” when it granted the U.S. permission to expand its military presence in Colombian territory in an accord signed on October 30th, the details of which became public on Tuesday. “Colombia
[read Comments] Eight of nine Caledonia High School students are in good condition after suffering reactions to the H1N1 vaccine administered today. All but one of the students had been treated and released from Baptist Memorial Hospital by 4 this af
In this special podcast edition of The Robert Scott Bell Show, I interview treating physician Dr. Rashid Buttar about Desiree Jennings's medical condition and treatment, including my concern that certain pharmaceutical interest groups will attack th
Cruelty in any form is unacceptable. VIDEO
A new development by partly government-backed Fluidic Energy could potentially extend the battery life of notebooks, cars and other devices well beyond existing lithium-ion cells. It's nnown as Metal-Air Ionic Liquid (MAIL).
To put these numbers into perspective, a savings of 2.43 percentage points in one quarter amounts to $1.2 billion in saved interest costs on $203 billion. That's over 40% of its third-quarter earnings. (I'm speaking of Goldman Sachs)
The Reserve Bank of India may have sold US Treasuries to fund its gold purchase from the International Monetary Fund. Last week, RBI purchased 200 tonnes of IMF gold for $6.7 billion, increasing the share of gold in its reserves by 250 basis points.
The International Monetary Fund signaled record low US interest rates are funding global "carry trades" and the dollar is still overvalued as concerns mount that new financial imbalances are forming. "There are indications that the US dollar is now
Will the Federal Hate Crimes Legislation turn ministers into criminals? What has final say, free speech or federal PC police? Who wins out: lone pastors tending their flocks or the power of the U.S. federal behemoth?
Kevin, 4 years, got a shot against the flu - stopped breathing. Last Wednesday was Kevin, 4, a syringe against swine flu. Two days later he fell into a coma and stopped breathing. - "I was quite sure he was dead" said mother Mia Brolin. Kevin sat w
Mike Huckabee whines like a schoolgirl--who's had her cookie request turned down-- about Sarah Palin.
You might not see them, but they're studying you. To identify potentially dangerous individuals, the Transportation Security Administration has stationed specially trained behavior-detection officers at 161 U.S. airports. The officers may be posit
Ukraine is the first country to come under the control of the WHO and the UN under the International Health Regulations 2005, and the reality is that Yuschenko and his Prime Minister Julia Timoschenko are just carrying out the orders from WHO and the
Iran has charged 3 detained U.S. citizens with espionage, the official IRNA news agency quoted a prosecutor as saying on Monday, but Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said there was no evidence to back the charges. The three, Shane Bauer, 27, Sar
Chavez said a recently signed agreement that gives American troops access to seven Colombian bases is a direct threat to his oil-exporting country. Colombia has handed over its sovereignty to the U.S. with the deal, he said.
[Takes four reporters] The gun thought to be used in the Fort Hood massacre packs so much firepower, it's known as 'the Cop Killer,' federal law enforcement officials said. Major Nidal Malik Hasan allegedly packed a FN Herstal Five-seveN tactical pi
Injecting tiny polymer spheres into rats right after a spinal cord injury helped the animals recover movement and prevented secondary nerve damage that often follows such injuries. The treatment uses spheres called copolymer micelles that fuse with i
25 students were slapped with criminal charges in connection with a food fight in a school cafeteria. Even innocent students will face lasting consequences. If the charges are dropped, juvenile records can't be expunged until the accused becomes 17.
Even when the delirious crowds surged through the Berlin Wall shortly before midnight on Nov. 9, 1989, it was not because of any momentous decision or heroic feat; it was because of a bad translation, a confused border guard and a natural longing for
